Tourism

Netherlands lowers Israel travel advisory to 'yellow' risk level after Gaza ceasefire

The Dutch Foreign Ministry lowered the threat level for most of Israel to "yellow," advising caution due to potential risks. Areas near Gaza, Lebanon, and Egypt's remain under "red" alerts.

Travelers at Ben-Gurion Airport, October 23, 2025.
HOTEL NORDOY

The Tel Aviv hotel that has been operating for 100 years

John Lee, Chief Executive of Hong Kong, delivers a keynote address at the Global Financial Leaders’ Investment Summit, in Hong Kong, China, November 4, 2025.

Hong Kong signals support for China in Japan dispute

Ein Alamein.

Back to life: Two magical springs in the Golan Heights reopen


Israel to build $7.7 million visitor center at Jerusalem’s Mount of Olives

A new 1,500-square-meter visitor education center is being built at Jerusalem's Mount of Olives to enhance security and educate visitors on its rich Jewish heritage, with completion expected by 2027.

Construction workers seen at Jerusalem's Mount of Olives, November 17, 2025

Japan asks China to take steps after it discouraged visits to Japan, Kyodo reports

Japan requests that China reverse its warning against travel to Japan after comments on Taiwan sparked a diplomatic dispute.

An aerial view of a China Coast Guard ship navigating near the disputed Scarborough Shoal, in the South China Sea, August 13, 2025.

Israel needs more visitors like MP Sammy Wilson to bear witness - editorial

The Northern Irish MP's visit to Israel gives him the ability to return home and spread the truth. Israel should be bringing more politicians, community leaders, and educators to do the same.

Northern Irish MP Sammy Wilson stands in Majdal Shams.

Before Israelis discover it: The Greek peninsula becoming the hottest destination of 2026

While tourists rush to Santorini and Mykonos, Greece’s Peloponnese is finally getting the spotlight - a historic peninsula with ancient ruins, serene beaches, and authentic local charm.

Peloponnese, Greece.

US freezes flight cuts at 6% as air traffic control absences shrink

The FAA eases flight cuts after air traffic control absences drop, with fewer cancellations and delays as the US government shutdown ends.

Pilots stand among passengers waiting at crowded gates as flight delays persist amid FAA measures more than a month into the ongoing US government shutdown, at O’Hare International Airport in Chicago, November 10, 2025.

After a decade of neglect – Tiberias’ major attraction comes back to life

The Tourism Ministry and Tiberias Municipality are relaunching the Tiberium, a water show damaged in 2013. With NIS 10M, it will feature four evening shows with water, video, and music.

The Tiberium.

Pastoralism in the Galilee: The lake will come back to life with hotels around it

Ma'alot-Tarshiha launches tenders for hotels and commercial centers at Monfort Lake, which attracts hundreds of thousands annually and is undergoing major rehabilitation and infrastructure work.

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For the second consecutive time: The best hotel in Israel in 2025

The luxurious Jerusalem hotel has won, for the second consecutive year, the title from the World Travel Awards organization – “the Oscar of the tourism world.”

The Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem

Israel showcases tourism revival at London’s WTM fair

'The right time to act to restore tourism to Israel and to present the beauty of our wonderful country.'

 An El Al Boeing Dreamliner is prepared for its next flight at Ben Gurion Airport.

From France to Eilat: Arkia to fly from Paris to Ramon Airport

During the months of December, January, and February, Arkia will operate flights from Charles de Gaulle to Ramon Airport for the incoming tourism company Isram.

Paris

You won’t believe how much a night costs at Isrotel’s new hotel – and why some are willing to pay

Isrotel invested NIS 128M in Kayma – a new hotel at the Dead Sea with only 40 suites, breathtaking design, and an infinity pool. The cheapest night? Almost NIS 2,700.

Isrotel Suite Balcony, Kayma Hotel.